Quality customer service and support, on time, easy to book an appointment, excellent service to…read moremy equipment, clear articulation about status of my system and things to be aware of. Guarantee their work, no surprises, accurate records of inspections including photos. They make recommendations for upgrades, add on equipment but are not commissioned so don't push. Clear communication. I am a part of their monthly service plan. For $19.95 my HVAC, plumbing and electrical get serviced annually. I'be been using Bell Brothers since 2016-2017. Yes they may be more expensive than some other companies but they are well known, employees are backgrounded, they are clean and tidy and leave their workspace clean after they are done.

I would strongly discourage anyone, especially seniors, from doing business with Bell Brothers…read more My father is 73 years old and has used Bell Brothers on two separate occasions, and both experiences were disappointing. The first visit was for a routine home inspection. They claimed to have found a plumbing leak and quoted my father nearly $2,000 for the repair. Fortunately, I encouraged him to get a second opinion. Another licensed plumber came out, inspected the same issue, tightened a loose screw, and told my father there was nothing else wrong and no charge. That experience alone made me question their honesty. The most recent job was even worse. The photos speak for themselves. Bell Brothers installed or serviced this sewer cleanout, but: The valve box/housing was installed too low. The sewer cleanout pipe extends above the housing and they left a rag in the cleanout. The lid cannot properly seat or lock into place because the pipe interferes with it. The work area was left full of dirt, rocks, and debris instead of being restored. This is unacceptable workmanship for a company that charges premium prices. Based on my family's experience, Bell Brothers appears to overcharge, performs substandard work, and, in my opinion, takes advantage of elderly customers who may not know to seek a second opinion. I highly recommend getting multiple estimates before agreeing to any repairs. It saved my father nearly $2,000 once, and I wish we had done the same before this most recent job. The attached photos show the quality of the finished work.

I called into their office today. We had a death in the family and have had to schedule an…read moreunexpected trip out of town. I called in to see if I could pay my balance on the 8th. The lady actually laughed at me when I asked and was giving me INCORRECT information about some other account!!!! This was beyond RUDE and very disrespectful no matter who's account she incorrectly thought it was about. I have never come across such a rude person who deals with customers. I never said WHY I needed extra time because after she immediately LAUGHED loudly at me I was pissed. In fact I was ready to drop off a payment. But I refuse to see that lady in person!!! I will just make my payment online. This lady seriously needs a lesson in customer service. If I had a choice I would never use this gas company....but I don't. Hopefully if you do have a choice you might think about taking your business somewhere else!!!!!!

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I have been coming to Rancho City Hall the past several years for meetings, to get different…read morelicenses and attend art shows. There is nostalgic photo historic items, around the building to Oooo and Ahhhh at. Come and check out how RC has come so far and made amazing changes to the community. RCCH has a large meeting room. If you are a business and are a part of the Chamber, you can utilize the meeting and conference rooms for your own staff meetings. They hold cool art themed shows once a quarter highlighting local artists. RC park and Rec is upstairs. They are available to sign children up for local classes, camp or rent a park space for an event. Stop by if you are looking to see what is going on in the community, considering opening a small business or meeting some local leaders. Everyone is really friendly and helpful.

The Location for an Invaluable 2011 eLearning DemoFest!…read more SITREP As part of my role as a trainer in the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Central Training Section (CTS), I have opportunities to conduct trainings and take trainings myself at various local and out-of-area facilities. Recently on Friday, September 23, the E-Learning training community of Sacramento Valley coordinated a very diverse and beneficial 2011 E-Learning DemoFest held at the Rancho Cordova City Hall offices in their adjoining American River Rooms. This involved: * 10 main eLearning vendor presentations & demonstrations on various software, platforms and "bells & whistles" one may use to *pop up* webinars and other online-training modalities. * Both Mike Hodge and Tyler Wade - very talented trainers we use for State of California "Master Analyst Program (MAP)" trainings - were responsible for organizing this event and are respected officers in the local eLearning community. RANCHO CORDOVA CITY HALL FACILITIES The adjoining American River Rooms and lobby area provided an extremely friendly and workable environment for putting on this DemoFest. The Registration began promptly at 11:30am in the lobby-entry area of the rooms and was sizable enough to provide enough room for the long, but quickly moving line. Just inside the room entry, was a sizable ante-way that was an excellent set up for lunch tables where the Rancho Cordova City Hall and E-Learning teams provided a great finger-friendly lunch of selected sub-sandwiches as well as diverse pasta salad offerings, with sodas, waters and juices. [During the afternoon break, ice cream sandwiches, nutty-buddies and ding-dongs were also provided.] ;^D The American River Rooms themselves were sizable enough when the partitions are fully open so that all the rooms are grouped together in one large conference room. When break-out sessions are scheduled, the rooms could be repartitioned. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The Rancho Cordova City Hall facilities provided more than ample electrical hook-ups, online internet connectivity, and broadband width support to conduct the demonstrations for all of our vendors. There actually were no glitches on the facility end of things. Whatever technical mishaps that did occur were entirely the responsibility of the vendors and their equipment configurations. E-LEARNING TRAINING The only downside to this DemoFest is that there were only six (6) scheduled segment-sessions and there were 10 vendors. So you had to pick and choose which sessions you wanted to sit in on, making an educated guess as to which ones would be the most valuable to you. * Cooperative Program Service (CPS) - Melissa Asher on "Cost Savings & Accessibility thru Online Learning: CDSS". * CSUS Continuing Education - Geoff Herbert on "Nurturing and Growing Your Moodle". * Dark Horse Consulting - Jeannette Monahan, SPHR Consultant on "Using ANGEL and Blackboard as tools for long-distance asynchronous learning." * Growth Analogy - Amelya Stevenson on "3D Avatars Bring Training to Life" * ARTICULATE - Ed Crosen and Angel Nazir on "Taking E-Learning to a New Level with Articulate Studio". * Los Rios College - David Wyatt & David Hyde on "Building Engaging Technical Training." * People Development Services - Dennis Wade (fyi- Tyler Wade's father), Principal Consultant on "Converting Existing Instructor-Led (IL) Courses to e-Learning Courses". * Sacramento Superior Court - Linda Shafer, Workforce Development Officer on "Creating a Captivating Customer Service Training in a Virtual Learning Environment". * Shaw & Pratt - Tina Shaw & David Pratt on "Developing e-Learning from the View of a Novice Developer". * The Knowland Group - by Bill Cushard, Chief Learning Officer on "The Self-Made Leader" * UCDavis Medical Center - by Lisa Eckels, Training Analyst on "Using Captivate to Create Engaging E-Learnings". It was a mixed bag. In hindsight, there are two (2) sessions, possibly (3), that I felt were a complete waste of my time in terms of "useful information and tech" that would be helpful in upgrading our training modalities here in CTS. However, each was still a useful presentation in gauging what available tools are being used out there for eTraining. THE LOWDOWN The Rancho Cordova City Hall facilities, and specifically the adjoining American River Room(s) complex is an excellent venue to hold the most demanding E-Learning seminars and conferences.

I have been trying to get in contact with Andrey for several weeks with no response. We had a…read moreverbal agreement for him to install outlets in my kitchen and then return to install under-cabinet lighting and exterior lighting. After completing the initial work, he stopped responding. I have sent multiple text messages and left several voicemails without any follow-up. Due to the lack of communication and follow-through, I would strongly caution others to avoid AK Electric. At this point, I would NOT recommend Andrey to friends or family for electrical work.

Spectacular Electrician! I had my electrical done for my new hot tub. Aundrey was informative,…read morecommunicated well, and timely. He's clean, dependable and fast. Going forward I will definitely be calling him for any electrical work to be done on my home. AK Electric is Thank you Aundrey for everything

12/16/2025: Pre-Op Cataract Surgery humma-humma blessing is taking two hours completing before…read moreDoctor authorizes a green light granting MOI eye surgery. Eye rolls ensuing AND BTW~Shirley--ya gotta get that annoying eyelash stuck inside the right eyeball as well . . . Capische?

Made an appointment online for 2:30pm on a Thursday to change my last name after marriage. Parking…read morewas plentiful and you go through security screening when you enter the building. If you make an appointment, you can check in on your phone after arrival or check in through a kiosk by the exit. We waited about 5 minutes before being called to the window and another 10 minutes to go through the name change process. Really quick and easy, I recommend booking an appointment if you can!

I needed to attach a form to my Medicare application. I did a walk-in, no appt available for 3 wks…read more From reading other people's comments I expected to wait 1.5 hours. I was called in 1 hour. Charles was professional, efficient and helpful. He took the time to scan my docs and explain what to do next. The two guards at the door were very efficient + patient too. Thank you Folsom Blvd SS Office for a good experience

Great service and communication. Price was great and…read morecleaned up after installation. Would hire again.

They never contacted me. I waited a suitable amount of time and found another electrician to help…read moreme out.

Daniel was very efficient, on time, affordable, knowledgeable, helpful, and fast. I have peace of…read moremind that the repairs were done successfully. A separate dedicated GFCI circuit for the garage was tripped by another contractor using a high powered floor washing machine. I didn't realize the difference between the separate breakers OR where the reset outlet was in the garage. It was on the same line as my hot water heater and was very inconvenient and stressful. He tested everything, reset it, and educated me about how to manage it in the future. I'm looking forward to having him back to install an EV charger and upgraded circuit. Well done! Thanks again!

I used Sagan for EV charger installation in my new home…read more Everything went super smooth. Andrey was very responsive and flexible to work with. Daniel came in on time and did an AWESOME job